Man is the master of the earth, the spirit of all things, human beings according to their own needs to domesticate a lot of animals for their own use, such as our common domestic animals such as pigs, cattle, sheep, horses, cats, dogs are domesticated by people from wild animals. In the circus, humans often tame various beasts of prey to perform as actors.
In addition to humans, there are no examples of an animal taming another animal in nature, such an example really exists, and there is more than one, and here are a few examples of animals taming another animal in nature.
Some species of ants have the phenomenon of slavery, and samura hummer ants are representative of them. They don't seek food or raise offspring on their own, the only thing that stands out is their potency. So Samura hummer ants will attack the nests of other ants, snatching eggs and larvae, and after these eggs and larvae hatch, they will become slaves to Samura hummers, painstakingly searching for food, cleaning nests, and feeding offspring, which can be seen as an example of one animal taming another animal.
Scientists have observed another phenomenon in India. Around a city in India, groups of monkeys and stray dogs often clash over food in garbage dumps. Monkeys often have the upper hand in such conflicts, and scientists later discovered that monkeys would kidnap some of the newborn puppies and raise them. When they grow up, dogs join the monkey group and live with the monkeys to become part of the monkey group, and become the guardians of the monkey group will fight against their own group of stray dogs for the sake of the monkey group. Perhaps ten thousand years ago, humans began taming dogs in the same way.
The story of the wolf child Many friends have heard, that is, the human child raised by the wolf, no longer has the habit of human beings, but has become like a wolf to eat raw meat and howl, to some extent can be seen as the wolf tamed people. So the phenomenon of one animal taming another exists in nature, and it's not just a human patent.